After leaving the car near Malga Confin, take the CAI path no. 702/a which gradually becomes steeper through wooded bands and pastures. At about 1680m altitude, you reach CAI path no. 702, which must be followed by continuing right across until Forca Slips. This section includes some short slippery passages that require special attention.
Upon reaching Forca Slips (altitude 1701m) take CAI path no. 701 that climbs along the southern slopes of the massif. At 1940m altitude, a steep trail on the right allows you to reach the summit of Monte Plauris (1958m) from where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Eastern Alps and the Tauern.
Once down from the summit, continue on CAI path no. 701 moving over the scree slopes of the north-western side. Here a steep descent quickly loses altitude and leads towards Passo Maleet (1620m). Just before the pass, turn left onto CAI path no. 728/a which shortly leads to Casera Cjariguart, located in the homonymous basin and a place of exquisite beauty where you can rest before continuing.
After the stop, retrace your steps for a few dozen meters and continue along CAI no. 728/a which crosses the northern slopes of the Somp Selve and Cervada peaks until reaching, at about 1380m altitude, the Coi bivouac and CAI path no. 728.
Continue along the latter crossing for about 4.6km the southern slopes of Monte Plauris with their typical pre-alpine meadows and arriving at Malga Ungarina (altitude 1300m).
From here continue along CAI path no. 726 which in this stretch shares its route with the access road to Malga Confin, a destination reached after about 1.5km thus closing the itinerary.
